Sentence examples for represented someone from inspiring English sources

Perhaps nothing is less sexy to the prototypical thinking woman who watches HBO than the sort of man he represented, someone blind to his own subversions and immune to ambivalence.

For Mr. Brown, the rider whose romantic outlook was upended by a taxi ride, the driver represented "someone with a lot more experience, giving me that insight into what you should pay attention to, into what really matters".

Penny Toepfer-Guttman, agentent at Brown Harris Stevens, represented someone who gave up more than $1 million in a deposit on an apartment in a new development in Manhattan.

It was in many ways the unideological, unedited voice that Rashid represented — someone who described herself as "a girl who loves Egypt" and who thought giving flowers to the police might be a good idea — that attracted people to the April 6 movement in such numbers.

Were Trump's nationalism anything more than self-serving theatrics, his associates would have rejected any suggestion of foreign assistance in the election on the principle that, hated or not, Hillary Clinton represented someone to whom they were bound by ties of citizenship.

"We recently represented someone who was sexually harassed at an Internet company, but who did not know whom to complain to because there was no posting in the workplace, no responsible official and nothing on paper," said Debra S. Katz, an employment lawyer in Washington.

"It creates a potential conflict because he's a representative of the state representing someone before the state".

"Each one will represent someone in the book".

He claimed to represent someone who was going to buy Revel.

Every public expression -- even the expression of emptiness -- represents someone's value system.

I need a good lawyer to represent someone's son against his mother.